No scalpel vasectomy, no needles and no pain
Written by:Sometimes, when a patient has to undergo a vasectomy, this can result in stress and worries about the pain they can cause. Today however, the new techniques make sure that the vasectomy is almost painless, as explained by our expert in andrology
What is a vasectomy?
The vasectomy can be defined as a male sterilization. This surgical technique was introduced in Italy, but the clinics where they are still a few runs. Usually, to be performed, the patient is required to have more than 40 years and have at least two children. This type of sterilization is specific for male patients. The patient should this be sure of his choice, because it is a final choice. In addition, doctors are required to ask a series of questions to the patient, to understand his reasons, before the operation, so as to avoid getting might regret in the future.
As the technique is performed?
This new technique is almost painless and eliminates the use of the scalpel is that the use of needles. It is widespread throughout the world, and more abroad than in Italy is carried out, where it is still a taboo.
In experienced hands, this operation does not last more than 6-8 minutes, leaves no scar, and even anesthesia is performed, using a spray, so as not to produce excessive discomfort to the patient, through a spray.
What are the post-operative results?
The day of the operation the patient can resume his daily life (driving, work), except sports, such as cycling. This operation is 100% secure, there is no risk of births and no gland or organ are compromised. The result is that man can resume full all of its usual activities.
In case of reconsideration, the vasectomy is reversible in 50% of cases. Therefore it is a very important decision in a person's life, and the doctors will be very careful to perform this procedure only if the patient has a stable private life (fixed partners and children). If the patient is a widower, single, or a seriously ill partner, usually the operation is not performed.